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How Influencers Can Survive the COVID-19 Pandemic

Will influencers survive the COVID-19 pandemic? That question seems to be a recurring theme today. Many brands are pausing spend. Some are cutting marketing budgets for the year. A few influencers in verticals like travel are looking for work. The sudden evaporation of lucrative opportunities will certainly set more than a handful of influencers back. […]
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What does making creativity your business advantage mean?

Today marks the first official episode of Digging Deeper – Make Creativity Your Business Advantage, formerly known as The Jason Falls Show – A Marketing Podcast. It’s now an official Cornett show and thus will be housed at the Cornett site. That’ll free this site up to lend to more writing, which I hope to […]
Mainstream Media on Influencer Marketing

Why You Can’t Believe Mainstream Media About Influencer Marketing

You cannot believe anything you read or hear in the mainstream media about influencer marketing. They’re hell bent on telling you it’s dead. Or dying. Or over. The New York Post‘s big headline yesterday — at least for us business and marketing nerds — was this gem penned by author-looking-for-a-link Molly Borman Heymont. The piece […]
Influencers Social Photo

Think Influencers are Fake Now? Wait Until You See What’s Coming!

The dig on influencers is that many come across as fake. The duck-lips, peace sign, selfie whores, as I tend to think of that segment of the influencer world, seems to live lives that none of us could imagine. And few of us couldn’t imagine them living them, either. When everything is perfect in your […]
Influencer Marketing Spend on Instagram

Influencer Marketing Global Spend Dip Not As Alarming As Expected

Since early March there have been dozens of post claiming influencer marketing is either dead, or about to run into its first depression or some other declaration of how COVID-19 is going to spell doom for those who make their money being fabulous online. While the economic schism that the corona virus has been will […]
Purpose-driven Marketer

Marketing Tips from a Purpose-Driven Marketer

Robert Courtney Collins is one of the co-founders of the UNEEK Collection, a clothing line with a purpose. He is also leads a branding and marketing consultancy in Detroit called Robert Courtney and Associates where he shows businesses how he built UNEEK based on a purpose and with creative marketing approaches. He joined me this […]
Marketing in the Hemp Industry

Marketing Challenges in the Hemp Industry

James Dawson has a monster challenge. He is the vice-president of marketing for Landrace Bioscience which is a scientific products manufacturer in the hemp industry. Businesses like his can’t even get payment processors to accept their business. And then there are marketing challenges. He joined me for a special, audio-only version of the podcast to […]
Art Stavenka Guest on Marketing Podcast

The Future of Offline Advertising in Holographs

Imagine your CEO or company spokesperson appearing at your next trade show, or even in one of your store locations. Now imagine them also appearing at five trade shows or 125 store locations at once. The future of offline advertising may just be holographs. Art Stavenka hopes so. He is the founder of HYPERVSN, a […]
Jim Joseph, The Conscious Marketer

How to be a Conscious Marketer

Jim Joseph, the global president of BCW — Burson Cohn Wolf, has a new book out called The Conscious Marketer. Very timely in its release, the book helps brands understand how to better target and position themselves by tuning into their customer’s worlds. And what a world that has become, right? I talked to Jim […]
Influence and Content Marketing Expert Mark Savant

Insights on Influence and Content Marketing from Actidad

Mark Savant knows how to build an online brand. His Actidad community is a powerful beacon among fathers. It’s Facebook Group, blog, podcast and social channels have made him an influencer. Mark also teaches people how to build their own influence with Mark Savant Media, so we had a lot to talk about. I also […]
Adam Robinson with GetEmails.com

How to Identify Anonymous Website Visitors

If only you could identify anonymous website visitors and email them right away to compel them to engage more or even buy. Adam Robinson’s new startup GetEmails allows you to do just that. The somewhat controversial approach gets the interrogation from me on the podcast this week. Turns out, it’s not only legal, but is […]
Heidi Sullivan from UpCity

The Ratings and Review Marketplace for Agencies

Should agencies, consultants and other B2B service offerings worry about ratings and reviews? Certainly they should. One place that can help — and which competes with them for search results — is UpCity. Heidi Sullivan is its senior vice-president for product and marketing. She joined the podcast to talk about the benefits of UpCity’s marketplace, […]
Building a Content Performance Culture with Christoph Trappe

Building a Content Performance Culture

Does your brand or agency have a content performance culture? It needs one. Christoph Trappe‘s latest book, Content Performance Culture, outlines how to build a culture where content marketing is made, distributed and optimized. He joined me on the podcast this week to talk about how brands and agencies can build that culture for content […]
Zen of Twitter

There’s Zen in Understanding Twitter

There is a certain zen in understanding Twitter. While the microblogging network has evolved over the years, it still serves the purpose it was supposed to: bring text messaging to a community conversation level. While I was not a fan of text messaging in 2006 when Twitter started, I quickly saw the benefit of group […]
Gavin Jocius on e-commerce in COVID-19

Managing e-Commerce in a COVID-19 World

Gavin Jocius knows a thing or two about e-commerce. The former general manager of the art division at CafePress, also known as Canvas on Demand, helped that business through a $35 million acquisition, then doubled its profitability for new owner Circle Graphics. Now founder of a search fund, Jocius joined the podcast to share his […]
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